Dow Chemical Canada ULC’s (Dow Canada) Fort Saskatchewan Path2Zero expansion project in Alberta's Industrial Heartland is set to become the world's first net-zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions integrated ethylene cracker and derivatives complex. Linde, Dublin-based, is building a blue hydrogen plant on-site to aid decarbonization, with a signed agreement to supply clean hydrogen. The $2 billion investment by Linde will leverage autothermal reforming and carbon capture technology to produce clean hydrogen and sequester CO2 emissions. This partnership enables Dow to decarbonize its site, meeting customer demands for reduced carbon footprints. The project, expected to be operational in 2028, will be Canada's largest clean hydrogen production plant and one of the world's largest. Additionally, ATCO's Yellowhead Mainline project is underway to provide natural gas feed for Linde's plant and Dow's expansion, creating jobs and supporting infrastructure growth in Alberta. The overall investment in Dow's project, including Linde's contribution, aims for economic growth, decarbonization, and industry advancement in the region.